Abstract

The purpose of this study was to describe (1) the ability to follow the scientific thinking of students learning with cooperative learning. (2) differences in scientific thinking skills among students who have self-monitoring high and students who have self-monitoring low (3) differences in scientific thinking skills of students who have self-monitoring high following study with cooperative learning learning students (4) differences in scientific thinking skills of students who have low self-monitoring which follows cooperative learning students in the subjects of biology in high school. (5) the effect of the interaction between learning strategy and self-monitoring of the scientific thinking skills. The research location is housed in SMA 22 Jakarta Timur. With descriptive results, the low self-monitoring group, the average student learning outcomes before treatment amounted to 58,55. After scientific thinking and treatment, an increase in the average learning result of 72,91 and 84,18. Likewise, the high self-monitoring group, the average student learning outcomes before treatment was of 58,33. After scientific thinking and treatment, an increase in the average learning result of 71,17 and 81,33. The average value of student learning outcomes before treatment amounted 58,43.Setelah scientific thinking and treatment, the average student learning outcomes increased by 72,0 and 82,70. The average value of student learning outcomes before treatment amounted 58,43.Setelah scientific thinking and treatment, be increased by 72,0 and 82,70. The average value of student learning outcomes low self-monitoring group amounted to 71,88. The average results of students 'self-monitoring group high of 70,28. Sebelum treatment, the average value of the students' self-monitoring group a low of 58,55. The average results of students' self-monitoring group high of 58,33. The difference in value of student learning outcomes between low self-monitoring groups did not differ significantly with high self-monitoring after treatment.